The Blue Room Theatre & Scarlet Rose presents Gal Pals.

Gal Pals is debuting at The Blue Room Theatre from 9 - 27 April and since it’s happening during Youth Week WA, and being Queer Youth, Propel members get a discount code! Watch Gal Pals for just $25 using our discount code.

Department of Local Government, Sports and Culture Industries Funding Workshop
Funding Info Session: How to be Successful.

Spend an hour with Executive Director Katt Osborne and the Grants Team at the Department of Local Government, Sport and Creative Industries as they unmask common mistakes and give tips to be successful at applying for funding for your project…

Community Arts Network’s Speed Dating event is back in 2020! In a fun and fast paced matching frenzy, CAN will again bring together artists and employers wanting to collaborate on creative community projects. Artists skilled at engaging and collaborating with communities will have 5 minutes to pitch their work and ideas to a prospective match from government, community, and corporate sectors.

Join the Propel Youth Arts WA team online as they share their knowledge and experience of putting together a festival driven by young voices, the importance of representation, facing and overcoming challenges, and how COVID-19 led us to book an international Grammy award winning artist.

Join theatre-maker Phoebe Sullivan for an exploration into generating material that has meaning to you. The workshop will provide participants with tools to assist in developing content and connecting your art practice to what matters to you. Open to artists of all disciplines and levels of experience.

Want to lead the 2019 Youth Week KickstART Festival?

Learn more about the role and the festival at this free session and hear from the 2018 Creative Coordinator Zal Kanga-Parabia and Project Development Officer Cecile Vuaillat. 

This workshop series offers young people aged 11 – 25 a chance to learn about the skills of the future with seventeen-year-old inventor, social entrepreneur and educational pioneer Taj Pabari and the Fiftysix Creations team.

Fem Book Club is an introduction to a diverse range of novels by women about women. Through informal conversation about each text we will focus on the manifold experiences of being a woman through different moments in history and across varying communities. 

Create fun and artistic self-portrait artworks by scarring your photo with light! Using light painting techniques merged with self-portraits, participants will capture, paint and print artworks of light.

Centre for Stories is starting a teen book club!

As part of the Local Creatives Series, Sunday Soldiers will be facilitating a workshop that introduces participants to social media and how to market your world-changing project.

Fem Book Club is an introduction to a diverse range of novels by women about women. Through informal conversation about each text we will focus on the manifold experiences of being a woman through different moments in history and across varying communities.

Matsu, one of Perth’s brightest young photographic artists, will skill you up on city and street photography, while honing your eye to be on the search for the perfect shot. With a few simple techniques, we can help you create high-impact images you will be proud of.

This course is designed for those who own a mobile device (either Apple or Android) and would like to get the best out of it photographically whilst exploring their broad capabilities, plus get the lowdown on the best apps to use.

The stunning images that Stephen Humpleby creates are part performance, part photography and a whole heap of fun! In this workshop, he shares his top tips for light painting, along with the “tools of the trade” that all budding light painters need in order to create fantastic images!

It’s time to get arts organised with Bonnie Davies from Bootleg Comedy! An artist, event manager and comedian with over 14 years of experience, Bonnie will be sharing her practical tips about time management, effective emailing and goal prioritization. 

Young Australian of the Year Drisana Levitzke-Gray is a huge advocate for young people and the Deaf community. Learn about her experience as an advocate, and how you can stand up for what you believe in too. 

Are you a young artist or arts worker looking for financial assistance to kickstart your career? Join the Department of Culture and the Arts to learn about funding available specifically for young people.

Learn how our speakers developed their careers and join the conversation about the prospects for emerging artists and arts workers in Western Australia.

There can be a lot of pressure in chosing or changing your career. Are you suited to study? Or should you dive straight into the workforce?

Explore how having a physical disability can have an impact upon your mental health and where you can find support.